Duke
ACC · 1995 Season · Final
All-Time Resume
- 12-Team Playoff & Revenue Era · 2 seasons
- Limited Playoff Era · 26 seasons
- Independents & Bowl Tie-In Era · 16 seasons
- Divisional Era · 26 seasons
- AP Poll & Postwar Era · 20 seasons · 8 Top 10 · 1× #1
- Forward Pass & Stadium Boom Era · 14 seasons
Final finishes, as published; the season in progress counts toward record only. Compare Duke head-to-head · History & Eras
1995 Schedule & Results
| Wk | Date | Opponent | Conf | Opp. Record | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Week 2 · Sep 5 |  Florida State (FLORIDA STATE)H2H |  ACC | 10–2 | L 26–70 |
| 3 | Week 3 · Sep 12 |  Rutgers (RUTGERS)H2H | IND BE | 4–7 | W 24–14 |
| 4 | Week 4 · Sep 19 |  Army (ARMY)H2H | IND FBSI | 5–5–1 | W 23–21 |
| 5 | Week 5 · Sep 26 |  Maryland (MARYLAND)H2H | ACC | 6–5 | L 28–41 |
| 6 | Week 6 · Oct 3 |  Navy (NAVY)H2H | IND FBSI | 5–6 | L 9–30 |
| 7 | Week 7 · Oct 10 |  Georgia Tech (GEORGIA TECH)H2H | ACC | 6–5 | L 21–37 |
| 8 | Week 8 · Oct 17 |  Virginia (VIRGINIA)H2H | ACC | 9–4 | L 30–44 |
| 9 | Week 9 · Oct 24 |  NC State (NORTH CAROLINA STATE)H2H | ACC | 3–8 | L 38–41 |
| 10 | Week 10 · Oct 31 |  Wake Forest (WAKE FOREST)H2H | ACC | 1–10 | W 42–26 |
| 12 | Week 12 · Nov 14 |  Clemson (CLEMSON)H2H | ACC | 8–4 | L 17–34 |
| 13 | Week 13 · Nov 21 |  North Carolina (NORTH CAROLINA)H2H | ACC | 7–5 | L 24–28 |
Past season results come from the published weekly rankings; home/away is not recorded. Unranked = opponent outside the ranked field. Kickoff times in Eastern Time. TBD = not yet announced. vs* = neutral site. Opp. Record is the current season record; — = unavailable.
Where the rating sits on the 12-tier scale (lower is better).
- Army +5
- Rutgers +4
- Wake Forest +1
- Florida State -2
- Virginia -4
- Clemson -4
- Maryland -5
- Georgia Tech -5
- North Carolina -5
- Navy -6
- NC State -8
Each win stacks that opponent's win total to the right; each loss stacks that opponent's loss total to the left.
0.273 Win % · No change
Percent of all FBS teams this team is ahead of.
Higher on the chart = better rank.
Bars above the line are wins, below are losses; height = point margin.
Higher = better finish. Ranks as published.